TAF Review 2026 Consultation
The Bureau of Meteorology is seeking feedback on proposed changes to Aerodrome Forecast (TAF) services across Australia.
Consultation is open from 27 October to 24 November 2026
Read the TAF Review Consultation Report
Read the TAF Review FAQs
What is the TAF Review 2026
Aerodrome Forecasts (TAFs) help pilots and operators make safe and informed decisions. They support flight planning and help operators meet aviation requirements.
The bureau regularly reviews TAF services funded by the Meteorological Service Charge (MSC). The TAF Review 2026 assesses whether current TAF services remain fit for purpose, aligned to industry needs, and deliver a value-for-money national network.
The review was undertaken with Airservices Australia, the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) and the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications, Sport and the Arts.
Proposed changes to TAF services
The TAF Review 2026 proposes:
- 191 TAF services remain unchanged
- 2 new TAF services
- 8 changes to existing TAF services
- 12 MSC-funded TAF services cease.
The review proposes no changes to most TAF services.
The Consultation Report outlines the proposed changes, explains how the review was conducted, and outlines how to provide feedback.
These are proposed changes only. We will consider feedback received during the consultation period before making final recommendations.
View the full list of proposed changes in the TAF Review Consultation Report.
Read the TAF Review FAQs.
Have your say
The bureau is seeking feedback on the proposed changes.
Please email your submissions to: TAFreview@bom.gov.au
Include:
- Your name
- A contact phone number
- Whether you are responding as an individual or on behalf of an organisation
- Your feedback.
Submit your feedback by 24 November 2026
For further information on the TAF Review, please contact: TAFReview@bom.gov.au Further Information and Contact Details
